YUASA HARUMICHI    Department   Professional Graduate School  , Graduate School of Governance Studies    Position   Professor
Research Period	2011～2013
Research Topic	System of information law to establish the deliberative democracy
Research Type	KAKENHI Research
Consignor	Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Research Program Type	Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
KAKENHI Grant No.	23530135
Responsibility	Representative Researcher
Representative Person	YUASA Harumichi
Details	From the comparative points of view, this study addresses how to form the legal system to support realizing deliberative democracy that has been expected to establish in recent years. In this study, we discuss various legal issues from five standpoints such as (1) fundamental aspect of the legal system to representative political will, (2) limits and sphere of guaranteeing the political will and treatment of anonymous expression, (3) relationship between law and risk when they utilize information technology equipment, (4) role of the nation state and relationship with civil sector undertakes, and (5) how to express political will adequately and equally. As the result of examines and considerations, we retain crucial points and suggestions to establish legal system to support realizing deliberative democracy.